South Tampa Fellowship - Davis Islands Campus

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King unpacks Ephesians 2:11–22, showing how Jesus tears down the dividing wall of hostility, reconciles us to God and to one another, and builds us together into one unified family and dwelling place for God by His Spirit.

In this sermon, Former Davis Islands Campus Pastor Jon Locklear unpacks Ephesians 2:1–10, showing how we move from spiritual death in our sin to new life in Christ by God’s grace alone, saved not by works but for the good works He prepared for us.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King walks through Ephesians 1 to reveal God’s redemptive story from creation to Christ, reminding believers to live from their secure position in Jesus rather than their broken condition, and inviting anyone uncertain of their salvation to place their faith fully in Him.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King teaches from Acts 19 that the greatest obstacle to spiritual growth and gospel impact is our own self-idolatry, and that true transformation begins when Jesus exposes and replaces the idols in our hearts.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King explains that the swaddled baby in the manger reveals both the humility and humanity of Jesus, who was born common and fragile yet came to break the bonds of sin and death, inviting us to find true completeness and light in Him.

In this sermon, former Davis Islands Pastor Jon Locklear explains that true and lasting peace begins with reconciliation to God through Jesus, grows within us through prayer and obedience, and flows through us as ambassadors of Christ in a divided world.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King reflects on Isaiah 9:6, explaining how Jesus as our Everlasting Father perfectly embodies wisdom, provision, and constant presence, inviting us to trust Him fully with our lives.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King teaches from Isaiah 9 that Jesus is the Mighty God whose power is most clearly experienced not through dramatic intervention but through His faithful, life-changing presence with us in the midst of hardship, uncertainty, and waiting.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King unpacks Isaiah 9:6, focusing on Jesus as the Wonderful Counselor, the true source of wisdom, identity, and purpose who meets our deepest needs and invites us to trust Him above all else.

Sunday, November 23, 2025

In this sermon, Youth Pastor Michael Rivera encourages the church to move from spectators to participants in God’s work, reminding them that salvation comes through Jesus’ death and resurrection, and that we are empowered to live fully for Him.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King illustrates how the Holy Spirit empowers believers to walk in obedience, find true life and purpose, and experience transformation, using personal stories and biblical teaching to show that surrendering to God—not relying on our own efforts—is the key to authentic, Spirit-led living.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from devoting one’s life to God’s design, highlighting the importance of repentance, faith in Jesus, sanctification, and being available to God through salvation, baptism, prayer, and active participation in a supportive faith community.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King emphasizes that true compassion means suffering with others in love and truth, warning that many Christians today are deceived by emotional appeals that seem right but stray from biblical truth.

In this sermon, Executive and Teaching Pastor Chris Dotson emphasizes that transformation begins by setting your heart and mind on Jesus, allowing His love to reshape your desires, thoughts, and actions. When you live with eternity in view, putting sin to death becomes an overflow of devotion rather than duty, and your life becomes a visible reflection of Christ’s power and purpose in the world.

In this sermon, Executive and Teaching Pastor Chris Dotson reminds us that true authenticity in following Jesus isn’t found in performance, disciplines, or activities, but in total dependence on Christ, whose work secures our identity, fills our emptiness, and transforms us from the inside out.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Pastor Seth King teaches that Christ is the missing piece who makes life complete, the supreme and sufficient center of all creation, and the one in whom we find our true identity, purpose, and hope of glory.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Pastor Seth King emphasizes the church's vision for the next five years: to bring the presence of Jesus to every corner of South Tampa, encouraging the Davis Island campus to identify and claim their own "corners" where they can actively embody and spread the gospel amidst the city's hidden brokenness.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Pastor Seth King illustrates the idea that recognizing and addressing one's personal brokenness, as exposed by life's challenges, is crucial for spiritual healing, which can only be achieved by submitting to Jesus, the only one capable of redeeming our fractured world from the domain of darkness.

During this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King reflects on Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, emphasizing His anguish and ultimate surrender to God's will as He prepared to drink the "cup of wrath" for humanity, inviting listeners to find hope in Jesus' sacrifice and to engage fully in community and spiritual growth.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King highlights the need to set aside pride and embrace servant leadership, following Jesus's example of humility and love at the Last Supper.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King recounts a financial hardship his family faced, illustrating how shattered realities can be transformed by God's strategy for good, as exemplified by communion and Jesus' sacrifice.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King discusses the theme of being truly "sold out" to Jesus, using the story of Judas's betrayal to illustrate how easily one can be tempted by worldly desires if not fully committed to Christ, reminding us of the importance of choosing eternal blessings over momentary, deceptive offerings.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Pastor Seth King warns against spiritual stagnation by comparing the affluent, complacent church of Laodicea to today's church in South Tampa, urging believers to pursue an active and genuine faith in Christ.

In this sermon, Davis Islands Campus Pastor Seth King discusses how South Tampa Fellowship sustains multiple locations through the congregation's generosity and focus on faithfulness, service, and expanding God's kingdom amidst various challenges.